“It has been said that something as small as the flutter of a butterfly’s wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world” – Chaos Theory
Curious what this quote from the Chaos Theory has to do with lead generation, marketing and websites…?
If so, keep reading…. 😉
Not long ago I came across an awesome marketing technique that has 2 key benefits…
One of them is that it’s growing your email list…
…and the other is that it’s generating extra website traffic on autopilot…
Sounds great, isn’t it?
I loved the idea so much that I implemented into one my websites to test it…
With barely any optimisation it generated 26% extra traffic in 1 week on autopilot…
Exciting, don’t you think…?
And I’m pretty sure after optimisation that number will go up… {HAPPY DANCE} 🙂
The only problem was the implementation required quite deep technical knowledge…
Don’t worry… not going to go into those details…
And as you’re one of the cool members of my community…
You’ll NEVER have to learn that technical stuff because I’m working on super awesome WordPress plugin…
…so you’ll be able to set it up with a few clicks without any coding…
…and use the SUPERCHARGED version of the marketing technique…
Yes, you read it right…
I’m going include some extra marketing awesomeness into the tool for you so you’ll get the following benefits on autopilot…
…growing your email list…
…getting extra traffic…
…boosting social proof factor of your website…
…exposing your content to new communities on social media…
…and building stronger relationship with your leads quicker…
Would you be excited to have all these juicy benefits on autopilot…?
If so, comment ‘yes’ and look out for my upcoming posts… 😉
Almost forgot… so how that quote of the Chaos Theory comes into this picture…
This super cool little tool it’s kind of like that butterfly…
One small “flutter of this plugin’s wing” can bring you significant EXTRA website traffic…
Would you be excited to be among the first ones who will be able to try it have all these juicy benefits on autopilot…?
If so, comment ‘yes’ now…
Thank you,
Istvan
